Ah, this barber's shop, what a place for social intimacy, where the sharp razor harvests its hairy crop quietly from the face in a marsh of foam meditated on by those who wait with good grace for their turn and share the wind-mill of rumours!

When we look at the rural lives we get the feeling that its very laid back that thier is lot of free time but the fact is that they have thier own hectic routine from morn to night. From an urban perspective it may appear to be slow and boring for the people of the village it is their way of living. The sad thing is that village folk do not get easy access to medical support, education and the other necessities that we take for granted. It should not lool mean on our part to say that there has to be a balance in rural and urban life cause they both go hand in hand but it does not mean that we let the peasants live in the back of the beyond. The pictures are very soothing and gives an urge to take a break and live a few days in the village.

I visited Gojar Khan last year. Pakistani villages are excellent place to stay and relax. Women work with men in the field and busy life of Punjab villages. You can feel the hospitality, love, calmness, chirping of birds at Dawn and yes the beautiful image of sun shining in gaps between agriculture fields.